La Grande evening observer., March 28, 1922, Image 7

17K 'GR.AKITE EVTKTNO 'OBSERVER
Classified Want Ads
FOR SALE CE TRADfi
I'Olt SAI.Ko acres, 200 in crap
Good house, new burns, complete
stock of implements and machinery.
100 acres is in f;.U wheat: rest good
alfalfa land. ThisV'sjie of the Uk-
i Rest bat-Rains in theVounty, $2,000
cash will handle deal. Call Ob
server. 3-18-10t
'OH SALK Yen-room house, baths,
on two flooVi Dutch kitchen, all
conveniences. Mlalf cash, balance
to suiHurchaseY. Call at Observer
and see photograph of home.
2-18-tf
FOR SALE OKTkAUE Kor cows
nnd hogs, two c3a. W. J. Robins,
Ki03 X avenue. 3-8-lm
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN'S
DR. J. I.. 1NI1I..R anil DI. J1AHOARET
JNllLK. ni.sciiscM of v.'oim'n ana chil
dren a apcclulty. Ofl'lce Phone Main
Jtiti. Hos. l'lione Jlaiii l-G. Lia Grande
National itiiri K 1:1111(1111?.
PHYSICIAN'S AND Sl lt;HON'S
GEO. II. YKHItH. .M. I).- ( loneral Surg
ery. OffW'n over Ki.v.Tthiri.'8. Office
phone Muln 112; residence phone
Mnin r.Kii.
NATURE CL'KIS
DR. A. N. M AYVIIXR Specialist In
chronic dlntiris-H. Methods, Mt-cliano-Theriipy
nnd Naturopath. Skin and
blood diseases. nervous diseases.
Chronic Headache, Kiz!iim, Sciatica.
AppendlcltiH. I'onstipation. Bowiil
Trouhle; all kinds of Chronic Diseas
es Biiccessfiillv treated. Phone Main
5!3. Koom 1, 2, 3, second floor Cool
ld:e I'ddg., opposite Star Theatre. Of
fice hours, li to 12 a. m., 1:30 to 5:00
p. m. Consultation froe. 3-4stf
Dtt. J. V,. AVOODIJU, Chiropractor and
Naturopath. Nervous and chronic
dlrMiisi-s a specialty. Suite 20. Som
iner HldjT. over Silverthorn's. Office
hour. 10 to 12 a. in.. 1:30 to 5 p. m., 7
to ft evHiihiKs. I'hono 4!'7-W.
ATTOHNITi'S
COCHHAN and KBK It HARD Geo, T
Cochran and Colon (t. TCberhard, At
torney. Li Grande National Bank
Hulldlns.
COMSiACTOKS
D. J. MrLKLLAN Rppristered profea
ulonal Civil KnRlnH'r; surveying and
maps. Knom 12, hn Grande National
linnlc RntldltiK. 1'hone Main 91.
AltClllTECTS
C B. Miller. Arrhllfct. Room 11, Ia
Grandi) National Bank Building:, La
'Irandt?, On-tfon.
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
U O. O. f. l.ft Ornr.ae l.odpe No. 858.
Loj-hI Ordrr nf Moose, hokls regular
linn-link' ovory Thursday lilRhl at S
p. m. al Odd l-vunw.s iiaii. uifl -mt-n's
.Moost-ht-urt Lt'Kion meets sec
ond nnd fourth Thursdays of eanh
month. Moose I..-ion or the World
me'-ts second Monday of each month.
Vlsltorn always welronie.
I). K. SHANKS. Die.
M. A. ST1IAVEI.L, Sec.
B. I. O. KLKS La Orande l.odtre No.
43.1. Lodtro meets each Thursday ev
ening at 8 o'elock. Home and cluo
privileues cheerfully extended to all
Urullur I'His. ,
NOLAN' FK1FF. F.ialted Ruler
V. L. ri:AltSON". Secretary.
MOUKRN WflODMHN OI'' AMKH1CA
La (irande Camp No. TTC.t meets on
the Tirst Thursday evening of each
month. In the K. of P. Hull. Visitins
nelKhbors welcome.
k; k. KiN'no. v. c.
JAKE ltOSTOCK. Clerk.
A. F. and A. M. La (Irande Lodpre No.
41. A. F. and A. M.. holds reffular
mectliiKS first end third Fridays at
7:80 p. in. Cordial welcome to all
Musons.
r. w. TUNnNFn, w. M.
:. It. ItlNcK). Sec.
If. o. EA'ILKS e.rlo No. !6!. meets
every J-'rhlny nlijht nt KflBle Hall.
VlaltltiK members welcome.
Si. LILLY, W. P.
J. K. HHinSKLL, Sec.
WOODMHN OF TUB WORLD La
Crande Camp No. Meets every
first nnd third Monday at Laulea
hall. All visitlliK m-lKhhors welcome,
llu.s jnvnhle at the office ot the
clerk, ltooms i!l-22. La Grande Na
tional Bank Lhlc
JOHN sr-OTT, C. C.
H. J. KITCIIKN. Cleric.
KNM1HTH OF 1'YTHIAS Red Cross
Lodtro No. 27. meets every Monday
evenlnK in Castle Hall I K. of I".
Hall), st 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome
to all. vlsltlnir Knishts.
KliANK A. TCItNFR. C. C.
C. L. tiHAIIAM. K. It. S.
WOMEN'S HF.NF.F1T ASSOCIATION of
the M'irrahees. La Orande Lodge No.
27 W l' A. of M. Ijodtre meets first
Thursday nt 2 p. in. and third Wed
nesday nt 8 p. in., at K. of P. Hall.
Vlaltlllff Sl-t-rs welcome.
MISS. MARY OALLAOHER,
Cornnander.
. MARJOrtlB EATON,
Record Keeper.
O. K. R. Hope chnpter No. 13, O. K. B.,
holds stated communiratlon the sec
ond and fourth Wednesdays of each
month. Visiting members cordially
W"COmNni.WB O. NE1T.L, W. M.
ANNA S. tr!o'i:. See.
DOINGS OFTkiE DUFF?
I'D LIKE TO GET A COUPlE 1
OF THESE SILK SHIRTS FORI
MY WU3t3AXP CUT 1 (
iHM'-t HMEMBC WHAT!
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Call 1-18-R.
3-17-tf
l'OK SALE Alfalfa seed. C tmmon,
from 5c to 17c per lb.; Grimm and
Baltic, 3"ic per lb. Also spring rye.
Phone Farmers 4x. C V Bcrnl
3-27-Gtn
FOR SALE Apples. Jonathan,
York and Ben Davis. First grade,)
S1.00; second grade, 50c. Without j
boxes. H. J. Reher. Fruitdale.i
Areoss from County Poor 'Farm. I
3-27-imp I
FUR SAUyKivtYoom house with
barn and foirjriVl lots, on terms.
A bargain if tuSat once. Own
er leaving town. Tione I183-J.
3-27-tf
FOR SALE Setting eggs from two-year-oM
trap-nested English White
leghorn Hens and pedigreed cock
erels. fl.25 per setting, $(i.00 per
hundred nnd up. Write to Mrs.
Ceo. H. Chapman. I,a Grande, Ore
gon. 3-22-1 mp
FOR SALE Timothy hay. Farmere
v19.7. 3-25-4tp
WANTED Three or four-room fur
nished house. NJUI 393-J.
3-274f
WAITED Housenold goods; - farm
mikClmiery, buggies, wagons and
hacksvVRanges, stoves, musical in:
strumenfot Weufet you one-fourth
more for ybnj Soods. Surely you
have somethinjjvfV sale. Drayage
costs nothing. The Francis Chain
Brokerage stores. Corner Fir and
Monroe streets. l2-31-tf
FOR RKNT Hied rooms. 900 Wash-
ington anue. 3-27-Ctp
FdRJiEN'T SXm heated furnished
apartuients, ioot; wasnington Ave.
B-24-tI
Ftu'nished bedroom.
.Thone 417-W.
3-25-tf
TOR RENT SNSyVing room, 1612
Adams avenue. Tuvpne 390.-J.
, 3-18-tE
MISCELLANEOUS
IF YOU WANT Cans or ashes or any
kind of hauling dono call E. G.
Lovely, phone 227-W. 3-24-lmp
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Black
Real Estate Office, New Foley
Buiding. Phone 210-W.
3-20-1 2tp
HEMSTITCHING And Pieot Edge
buttons cVeied half bd!!, full ball
acorn and bullat corn styles. Mail
orders giveOj prompt attention. All
work guaranteed. ' Orders taken
for pleating. Mrs. L. H. Norton,
906 Adams Ave Phone 421 W. First
block west of post office.
v 8-29-tf
ORDERS TAKEN for steam pleating.
Mrs. M. E. Cliclf, 1702 Adams Ave.,
phona 138J. v l-ll-2Ct
EXPERT-, PIANO TUNING Clean
and voics. your piano without extr.i
charge, v "Work guaranteed. Call
Newlin Book Store for r.ppoint
ment. Roy E. Phillips. 3-1-lm
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER at Leigh-
ton's Welding it Machine Works.
3-l-26t
LOCAL CORSET1ERE for Barcley
Corset. Vrs. J, F. O'Connell, 1104
O avcnue Phtfne 147-J. Strictly
Custom-maoV Corsets. Guaranteed
throughout. Hemstitching anil
Picot Edge, wshk Guaranteed.
3-1-tf
FIND IT HERE
BOSTON L NCH.
The Boston Lunch will be open from
C a. m. to 12:30 p.Vn Extra Chinese
dishes. Chop Sueklind Noodles a
specialty. 3-25-Gt
YEOMEN.
The Erotherhood of American feo
men, Grande Konde Homestead No.
288C, meets every second and fourth
Wednesday evenings at Eagles Hall
Come and investigate the new policies
All visiting members welcome.
W. T. PATTEN,
Foreman.
MARY E. MAYVILLK,
Correspondent.
POU SAL
JVWANTED.
BO Th
1 house.
FOR HlvNTd.
1510 Achuns As,
I THINK HE VJEARS A
SIZE E.LEVEH SHOC!
1 II
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& ' ACouT A size . , cU V IfvW rnfi-SMOEa m y"rf5
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Mkrn
CONSTANCE HINNEY IS
AH Ml Mi FACTORY CIRl.
"First Love," now showing at the i
Arcade Theatre, in a gripping story
of life and romance among the poor,
typical of those thousands of wojking
young people in every city to whom
amusement park. strecti ear frides
and love-making interrupted by vig
ilant "cops' offer their sole chance
for romance.
Miss Binney plays Kathleen O'Don
nell. a little factory worker who
breaks with her parents becuuse of
her lover, one of these mueh-be-per-fumed
and mustached parasites with
which most cities nre infested.
(Before sho learns of his unwnrthi
ness there is started a train of dra
matic events that make a simple yet
gripping story, a poignant sketch of
real human life.
A company of capable peopl? Is sen
in support of the star. Included are
IWamer Baxter, George Webb, Betty
Schade, George Hernandez, Fannie
Midely, Agties Adams and Maxine
Elliott Hicks.
"First Love" nnd a two-reel com?dy
is the attraction nt the Arcade he
atre for today and Wednesday.
AT SHERRY'S TODAY.
Ruby ileRemer, who hns the lead
ing fetninine role in "The Passionate
Pilgrim,': 'the superb Cosmopolitan
picture -released by Paramount, has
been proclaimed the queen of Ameri
can beauties by Paul llelleu, the cele
brated French artist.
Mr. Helleu states that Miss de'Rem
er "is perfection in bonuty of feature,
coloring and grace." The artist is an
authority in this regard and his judg
ment is regarded as the final word so
that when he asserts Miss de ;Rimer to
be the most perfect type of American
femininity, there is none to dispute the
dictum.
Miss de Remer has the role of an
invalid heiress in fc'1!he 'Passionate
Pilgrim" and during most of the ac
tion of the story, she is seated in a
wheel chair. But love finally cures
her and she finds happiness in the
love of a man she has befriended the
role portrayed by Matt Moore. Ths
cast is large and exceptionally bril
liant. Also showing a comedy.
NOTICE OK FINAL ACCOUNT.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned-administrator
has filed his
final account of the settlement of the
estate of f)a,mcl Lane, Deceased, in
the County Gouit of the State of
Oregon, and siridlcourt has set 'April
19. 1922, at 10 oVtock in the forenoon
nt the County fflouit Room v fit La
Grande, Union Cnnty, Oregon, as the
time and place to hear objections to,
nnd the consideration of, said final
account. '
, Date of First Publication, March 21,
1922.
y HAL BOIINENKAMP,
"'. " ' Administrator.
La Grade, Oregon.
Mar. 21-28, Apr. 4-11-18.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed ad
ministrator of the cslnte of I.aura L.
Stultsy deceased, and all persons hav
ing ciaiius against the estate of said
deceased re hereby required to pre
sent the sAne wit proper vouchers
to said admimVratn; at his home at
1620 Sixth street, li Grande. Ore.,
or at the office ofNy Wright, his at
torney, at La GranchVOregon, on or
before six months from date hereof.
Dated this 14th day of iMarch, 1922.
CLARENCE M. STULTS,
Administrator of tbe estate of Laura
L. fitults, deceased.
Mar 14-21-28, Apr. 4-11.
NOTICE OF FILING OF
FINAL ACCOUNT.
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon for Union County.
In the Matter of the Estate of Ed
ward Ai Bean, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned hns filed his Final Account
as Administrator of the Estate of
Edward Ai Bean, deceased, and the
County Court of Union County, Ore
gon, has fixed, the nh day of April,
1922 at 10:00 In thejforenoon, at its
Court Room at, the I'ourt House in
La Grande, Orof&m, Is the 4imc and
place for hearinAof Jiny and all ob
jections to the sniiLl'aSal Account anil
i settlement of saidulate.
ELMER I. STODDARD, -Administrator.
R. J. GREEN,
Attorney for Administrator.
Feb. 28, Mar. 7-14-2I-2H.
Tom's Feet Are in a Class of Their Own
TOM, 1 SAW A
1UK SHIRTS TOCWy AHO
I P-CTUCHT Mf WO OF '
TKf.M- WHAT
UP
IS
SHELTER PLACE
(Ry Associated Press)
RALOMKI, Mar. 27. Salonika
with its 100.000 population mid Its
!iy minarets gives shelter to more
refugees than any other city In the
world. Crowded within Its narrow
und shuttered walls are 40.000
Greek and Macedonian rofngees, 20,
000 exiles from Russia, and an un
counted number of fugitives from
Armenia, the Caucasus and other op
pressed countries.
Most of them have) a pitiful exis
tence. A crust of black bread and
a cup of watery soup dully Is all
that keeps them from the grave.
The Greek government has" not
the means to care properly for this
great host of Indigents. All its
money Is eaten Itp by the army In
Asia Minor. The chiirlty of Amer
ica plays a large part in tho enre
of the children, of whom there are
many thousands. Tho American Hod
Cross is trying to ameliorate tho
wretched plight of the little ones.
The heurt of Kalonlki was de
stroyed by fire In 9117 awd most
of the city still Is a mtiBs of Crumb
ling walls and rubbish heaps. The
water nnd sewage systems wero nl-
most wholly destroyed. There are
SOI
Y PORK LOIN
f BE )
34 vs. 66
Swift's Premium , Ham and Swift's
Premium Bacon are produced fromvonly
the best hogs. Many of the animals we buy
do not furnish meat of Premium quality.
Since these are the choice cuts from the
best hogs, cured and smoked in the best
way, with scientific care -and precision, they .
are naturally in great demand; but these
cuts, with the loin from which pork chops
come, represent only about 34 per cent of
the live animal.
The remaining 66 per cent consists of
the cheaDer cuts, such as spare ribs, shoul
ders, trimming, pigs' feet, lard, etc., and
skrinkage in dressing and curing. Shrinkage
is equal to one pdund in each five, and has
no value whatevet
That is why tnp
f Ham and Bacon and
than the price ot theve animal.
Everybody wantsthemf-and yet they
are only about one-thiri ot the entire weight.
"Premium" Bacon alWie Is only about 8
per cent.
.The great demand
and the smaller
demand
cuts, constitute the
riason
atively higher price
lower pricti ot the
of the lowepriced
otaer
cuts
per-pound price of
thi
Tt ic onlv v ntiliVirMT .ill nM(it.U U. ,
products and excising the utmost skill and
efficiency that' e are able to average a
profit of a fractiopf a cent a pound on
all, our business.
N. B. Some very delicious dishes can
be prepared from the cheaper cuts.
Swift & Company
U. S. A.
&ARCA1M It
SIZB 6)E
wtM ? rpian'T,
no hotels left. Only the well-to-do
havo home.). Tho rest of the .popu
lation live III buts, tents ami In
tho streets.
Nearly a dozen niosciuea have
boon turned Into shelters for the
homeless. ' In "front of the Hilars
where Incense vvas want to send Its
Is pungent odor heavenward, the
bulling soup-pot and homely brazier
now hold sway. Two thouiUd per
sons eat. sleep tint! haVo their being
lu a single mosque.
Salon ikl Is no place for a weak
ling. The city's struts are packed
with .pedestrians, merchants, back
ers, 'peddlers, 'commercial travelers,
soldiers, anilura, beggars and money
lenders, who make Up perfect
maelstrom. This Is the busiest man
In tht' East. It is also the' richest.
Nowhere in Europe Is wealth at once
so opulent nor poverty so utterly
wretched. The visitor has to fight
almost for a place on the street.
He battles for u foothold on the
only street car line, he storms the
restaurant for food, and he has to
appeal to the governor-gouorjl for
a room. .
V
ALL MOOSIJ. ATTENTION.
'Installation, initiation and big feed
and entertainment of the Moose lodge
on Thursday 'evening, March 30. All
members eome. 3-27-3t
Have youseen 'the largo Ferns in
Cherrys FlowrJhop window? Don
miss this snlo'v 8-22-41
prices bf "Premium"
pork loins are higher
for the choicer cuts,
for the cheaper
for the compar-
the one-third, and the
two-thirds. (Some
sell at less than the
live animal.
i'ousei
FlowV
saloX
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nj.( Pion'T buy you Srtots.
BUT 1 tXPHT ftEMt wBI:B THE
SIZESlWRT you WEAR AHO I
TOkt HIM yf j Wctt A MOWPEP
The Grosset Shoe
aVi:i;l m
WELT j MA
sirok of
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rs FIT YOU
ASH BROS.
La Grande, Oregon
WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN
OBSERVER WANT AD
'La Camille' Corsets
are the ideal foundation for
your new costume. As stylo,
lit ana comiorc are am essen
tials to proper corstlng, "La
Camille". Corsets will give
your figure the fashionable
silhouette and the nocessary
support to bring out Its best
lines. Thev celebrate.
"VKNTlio" Ilit'K
eliminates boning pressure
along the spin andlpressure
of laces In froiit. thus assur
ing perfect colli f or tl to the
wearer. 4 1
Why not know wnat real
corset Bntlsfactlonv la be fit- i'
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ten to -La famine."
A I'oinplelo mock. Always
onan. y,
Irs. Robt. Pattison, !Hy
Corset (ere
Res. 1702 cor. Spring and Onk
Phone 322-W
The Reason for our Substantial Growth
is ouk Substantial Service
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